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The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16
What "A HetcI Man Knows.

On coming out of the army, Just at
the close of the war, ] suffered with
indigestion, which soon developed
into dyspepsia, which so worked on
nv system that | was reduced to only
l35 pounds, although brawny man
six feet tall. For twenty years was
Il sufferer from chronic dyspepsia.
Last February commenced taking
). 5. $, and after using eight bottles
| had no trace of the disease left in
my system, and | weighed $50 lbs.
Ny wife also suffered from dyspep-
sia. After was cured began treat
inc her with ). :. s. with the happiest
results. She rapidly improved, and
is to-day comparatively well; but as
Il measure of safety, she continues its
use until the few bottles on hand
shall be consumed.
w. f. LlGHrFooT,
Central Hotel.
TT Gaines, ta,, Dee. s, 1856.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16

The wonderful success of swift :
Sure Specific, known as the - ;.
$" remedy tor diseases of the blood
is sufficient to command the atten-
tjon of sufferers of blood poisoning,
particularly those who have battled
with this form of disease for years
unsuccessfulIy with potash.
1t is claimed that Switt's Specific
is purely vegetable compound that
is entirely free from potash and mer-
curv mixtures, and that its action on
the olood is direct, purifying and re-
storing without injury to the nervous
system.
A list of certificates of the eXtraor-
dinary cures effected by this medl-
cine would fill large volume, and a
report of it, yearly sales in the United
States alone would seem incredible.
All druggists have it for sale.-New
Orleans Picayune.
Treatise ON Blood and Skin Diseas-
es mailed free.
The Swift specific Co., Drawer 3,
Atlanta, Ga.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16

DR.. T. G. Jones, AhbervilI" Miss,
guarantees plenty of Eggs, If YOU
will feed in dough DR.. Bucha-an =
Quinine Horse Cattle and Poultry
Tonic to your Hens. He and all
his neighbors, A. H. Graham 4 Son
recommend it for horses ani cattle
Remember it is packed in Tin cans,
leave the other: Nesers Hranum u
Goodwin will NOT misreprreent il
for - or 30 eentS. Call and #rn them
if YOU want something good, and re-
liable, m"h u!
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16

Save money aud DGctrr bills. its-
lieye your Mothers, Wives and sisters
by timely purchase Of Or. Ho-an-
kos Cough ana Lung >Yr3p, lEs
hest known remedy for Coughs.
Colds, Group and Eronrhia a.,ec-
tons. Relieves Children Of Group
in one night; may save you hundreds
ofdoIlars. Price 81 cents aud Si.E
sample free. Sold hy Hughes D
Nance. March l,' in,
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S24O06 95
Amount overpaid AID not drawn by

sheriff ....s.,..... ........ = lbb 81
ApI. 5. 81. Ct. b. JONES, Sheriff.
No 1875, Ordered by the Board OF
Supervisors that j. $. Kettle be al
lowed 50 cents for fitting lock to cage
door, sec 2l44 code 1880,
No l277, Ordered that Doak & Lau-
renee be allowed s. 10 for county,
sec 2lIi code 1856.
No !27s, Ordered by the Board that
Ben. Williams be allowed $6 90 for
month of April,tor support Of pauper,
sec 62I code ,H&0.
Ordered by the Board that the clerk
Of this Board advertise for contractor
to paint the iron and tin work roof OF
Court House and Jail, bids to be re-
ceived in open court on first Monday
in May, heXt.
Ordered that the Board draw pay
as follows:
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&c. r. TINE TABLE
MISS. TENN. RAILROAD.
Cure for SICK i-leadache.

For proof that Dr. Nunn'a Li"eG
Pills cure Sick Headache, Ask your
Druggist for free triai packa4s
Only one Ga: q dose. Regular s,sE
boxes, p GEMS, Sold by Hughes (
Nance. March lst lp
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FOR SALE.

On the southern outskirts of Gren-
ada, place containing about two
and One-half acres, under good fence,
Il frame building and outhouscs. VIII
be sold VERY cheap for cash.
Address, w. {. MCNHEE,
33 Union St, Memphis.
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Ordered that the Board adjourn to
meet on the first Monday in May,
1887, next; A. l.. Hridgers and Benz.
Williams voting in the negative.
\. l.. BRlbGERS, President.
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Or, Gurn's Liver Fills.

Removes constipation, prevents
malaria, cures dyspepsia, and gives
new life to to the system. Only one
for dose Free samples ut Hughes
& Nance. .apl,l n
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-16

Guckenheimers Rye takes the
cake. Sold only at Townsend's.
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The lEs!s.A7vaE OF GRENADA COUNTY.
Proceedings ofthe honorable Board
af Supervisors.

treahnand ,ffpW W E.tyc.l
Final statement of II. II. tax, 1856,
by G. Z. Jones, tay col, Grenada Co,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-04-13
Temperance Meetings.

A large audience assembled in Coburn
Hall Wednesday evening, to hear Mr.
Doutncy's lecture on Temperance, !"
which had been well advertised Rev
Mr.. Racklif introduced the speaker, who,
after few Introductory remarks. led the
audience in singing, "What a Friend we
have in Jesus and DRAW me Nearer"
Mr. Rackliif then offered short prayer,
after which the audience rose at Mr.,
Doutney's request and sang one stanza of
Nearer My God to Thee" Mr.. Doutney
began by declaring his own preference
for personal work in the temperance
cause. He is as much of a prohbitionist
in principle as anyone, but what is the
use of asking for more laws, when we
haven't grit enough to enforce what we
already have. Politics and religion will
not mix any more than oil and water.
The prohibition OF the Gospel is better
and more effective. Mr., Doutney said
further that he varied his methods to suit
the people he was trying to reach quot
ing from Rev. Sam Jones, mo two pco-
pie are exactly alike, unless one of them
IS fool" At intervals during the lect-
nre, Mrs. Doutney favored the audience
with songs Her voice is clear soprano.
The exercises closed with a duet, by Mrs.
Doutncy and her sister, Miss Poste and
bencdiction by Rev. Mr.. Frost
Thursday evenings lecture was dcvot-
ed largely to q narration of some of the
speakers own experiences as rumscler
and drunkard, and an account of his con-
version. Friday evening concert was
given, consisting Of songs and recita-
ton. Mr.. Dontney gave some of the
songs with which he used to tramp from
har-room to bar-room, singing to pay for
drink Mrs DOutncy and Miss Poste
also sang several selections The audi
ence was considerable smaller than ON the
two previous evenings. Mr.. and, Mrs.
Doutney and Miss Poste were guests of
Mrs. l., W. Weston, during their stay in
town.
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Easter Sunday.
IT'S OBSERVANCE IN HE CHURCHES.

ITS OBSERVANCE IN HE CHURCHES.
Easter Sunday was observed in the
churches of this village by appropriate
services and floral decorations. The day
is growing in the extent Of this obsery
ance, year by year.
At the Congregational chuach in the
morning, Rev. Mr. Rarklif spoke from
Colossians 3:l.2. Among the other
thoughts presented was that of shaping
our lives by inspiration of the Almighty,
md the necessity Of faith in him and con
adence in our own ability to I'LL the
place which he may assign Us. The true
observance Of Easter consists, not in
good music beautiful flowers, and well
written sermon. bat in the power of
these to recall the risen Saviour. and the
purpose for which he rose. The desk
and tables were appropriately covered
with flowers In the evening the Sunday
school gave an Faster concert The
house was full and the exercises, which
lasted about an hour, were very enjoy
able.
The day was observed at the Universe
list church by an appropriate sermon on
the Resurrection and its lessons. The
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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-04-13
State of M alne.
by THE GoyHRSoK--A PROCLAMATION.

a, the advice Of the Executive Council, DC
hereby appoint THURSDAY, THE 2lsT DAY Oh
ArR1I. as day Of humiliation, fasting ana pray
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And do most earnestly recommend to pe2pi'
Of his State that, in accordance with a t'int
bonorcd and much re,orcd custom, inaugurated
by the Christian fathers of New England they
Vii observe the day in manner betting Tho
sacred designation it bears, Let all ABSTAIN non
secular labor on that day and devote II to Atteh'
snce upon public worship and private meditation
in their homes. In humiliation acknowledging
our dependence upon Him whose mercy endat-
eth -oreyer, let MS ask that We may receive
continuance Of His loving favors. =.
Given AZ tho Counci Chamber at Augusta thiN
,hirticth day Of March, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and eighty seven
and Of the independence Of the Onted STATE
of America the one hundred anu eieNehln'
JOSEPH X. BODNELL.
ozAMANDAL SMITH, Secretary Of State.
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Governor Bodwell's Veto.

We think those who have doubted the
rig of Governor Bodwcll to veto the
medical registration bill after signing it,
claiming that when he did sign the bill it
became a law have failed to even casual
ly read the Constitution of our State or to
consult the Revised Statues, The Gov
ernor has five days after it shall have been
presented to him, unless the adjournment
prevents its return, in which to consider
any bill. If he signs it and the Secretary
of State complies with section 4. chapter
| of the Revised Statutes, then it becomes
| a law, but within the 1--WE days he may
| sign it, erase his name, resign it and re-
| erase it as many times aS he sees fit To
| change his mind, if the section referred
TO has not been complied with. The mere
| signing does not make it law; it must
he signed and public proclamation made
of the signature Section 1 referred tC
declares, "Whcn Il public act is approved
| by the Governor the Secretary of State
| shall give written notice thereof to the
presiding officers of the Senate and House
describing it by its title, and the date of
its approval, which shall be entered in tho
journal of each House" This was moi
done in the case of the medical rcgistra
ton bill it was done in the case of every
other act and resolve approved by the
| Governor. hcnnebec .IiurHai
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-04-13

NoRRIpGEWoCK,- John II. Webster
Esq met with quite an accident last Fri.
day, being thrown out of sleigh near
the Somerset Railway, dislocating his
shoulder -. There is great demand for
tcncmcuts in town.. Easter services
were observed in town, Rev. Mr. Jones
preached very able and interesting
sermon at the Congregational church, in
/ the morning At the NJ. T.. church, the
| Presiding Elder Rev Mr.. Pottle, and Rev
! j. NJ. Frost, were present The room
was profuscly decorated with flowers. A
large audience was present. Three
stores are offered for sale in town, good
chances for smart enterprising young
men to make money -. Lawton En-
mons have started up their granite bust
ness with an additional force of hands,
the season promises to be Il lively one for
them Another show makes us a visit
Thursday evening, in Sawtell Hall 80.
The Tea Store Will have a ton of pure
candies for the May basket seaSon....
Wards board mill is booming with ad-
ditional help. Mrs II. L wilkins has
opened her elegant stock of spring mil
linery, her styles for 1887 take he cake
they say. New families are cominl to
town, more would come if there were
tenements to live n....T The Coat shops
are booming with business. b. Wells
has moved his painting business into
IIlton's shop, The select party at Os
borns Hotel, last week was a brilliant
affair. Daniel Woodman has made APP
plication to enter the Soldiers Home,
InpnS.
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GEN ERAL NEWS.

The works for manufactur of pressed
brick at West Pennington, were burned
Monday, loss $500 insured for 50 900.
The Sunday closing laws were rigdly
enforced in New York city, Sunday last,
and 1877 arrests were made.
The Pan Handle Railroad company has
arrested gang of railroad robbers IN
Guiding many of their own cmplaycs,
freight conductors, brakemen, engineers,
etc 1t Is said that the road has lost
$780, 900 in this way during years. past.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-04-13

The Governor and Council at their meet
ing on the 26th inst. will give hearing
on an application for the appointment of
special constables for the enforcement of
the liquor law in Franklin county. The
petitioners reside in Wilton and surround
ing towns A new petition has come in
for the pardon of James f. Lawrence of
Bangor, in State Prison for murder, and
the petitioners will be given hearing at
he next meeting. John A. Carey of
Portland under sentence to state Prison
for forgery, asks for pardon and his
case will be considered by the Council.
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Charles E, Pollard.

Mr.. Chas +. Pollard Of this village died
at his home on the island Sunday after
noon Of pulmonary disease, after sick
ness Of a few months, aged 81 years liz
had been engaged in trade in this town
for several years and previously did a gen
eral mercantile and produce business ii
North Arson. His health had been gen,
orally good until within "A few months
He leaves wife and two children.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS The follow
ing are the real estate transfers which
have been recorded in this county the
past week.
Brghton-G. c. Davenport to Asa
Strickland. SIG.
Cornvile-HIarlow s. Rus ell to Cccel
J. Burrll $500.
The Forks-Mike Kennedy to Henry
Lovejoy. $500
Fairfield Samuel G. Scribner to Geo
A. Wing. $40
Iiarmony-Lester W. Chadbourn to q.
willard Chadbourn $50. Hannah j Davis
to Thomas j Heal 5000.
Riplcy-Forest L. Stewart to William
Bowloin Sl25.
Skowhcgau-Iloracc NJ Hooper to
Richard II. 4 j. p, Merrill $3.50.
Lexington Charles X, Andrews to John
X. PeaSe. $500.
Palmy ra-Thomas S. Dexter 4 others
to Mary b. Raymond. $500. Samuel l.
Crawford to Artcresta Crawford. 5000.
Norridgewock-Jude Davis 4 others
to Edwin c. Tracy. $50. John b. Hun
to Frank Skilings, $500.
Madison-C +. Town to Thomas II. &
b. r. j. Weston, s POO.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-04-13

Mr.. John w. Fogler, Cashier of the
First National Bank Of Augusta, has ac-
cepted the position of Cashier of First
National Bank of Leavenworth Kansas
This will be the largest bank In the stat,
of Kansas. 1t is consolidation of the
present LIST National and German bank,
of Lcavenworth, and will start with de
post of upwards of Sl,000,000. This is
a fine opening and Mr. Fogler is to b'
congratulated upon securing position IL
which he is so well adapted, and fol
which he is so well fitted by experience.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-04-13

Read the following notice of the Min
strels to appear a. Coburn Hall, Saturday
evening next.
1t is seldom our amusemcnt-loving peo-
pie are treated to as good performance
as was given at Music Hall, last evening
by Barlow Bros & Frost's Ministries. 1t
is an excellent company, and it is refresh
ing to have performance wholly devoid
of old worn-aut business, and the large
audience was not slow in showing their
appreciation We congratulate Manager
White on securing such an attraction, and
should they return to this city, would be
greeted with full house again.-ERter-
prise, Taunton, Mass.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-04-13

"And now comes an old-timer who ris.
es up and reminds people that: In 1882
we were blessed with six months sleigh,
ing. The ice went out very late, and
there was a big freshet about the first OF
June, the water being so high in the Ken.
nebec that the logs bumped against the
Kennebec bridge. Most of the bridges
were carried away. On the first day of
April, 1854, the snow blocked the side.
walks to fearful extent.
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STATE NEWS

The new liquor law goes into effect the
18th inst. The clause making L. S. liquor
licenses primo Jdcie evidence will not real
ly be in force until May LIST when new
ones are taken out, rs it would not bt
practicable to prosecute under the old Ii.
CcnSeS
Hon David Cowan, cX-mayor of Lewis.
ton, died at his residence in that city
Thursday last, aged 81. He was a widely
known and honored citizen and proml-
nent Mason,
The Farmngtonl Chronicle says the ice
left the Sandy river at Phillips, Monday
taking out the dam and two piers of the
Il. Il. bridgc.
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Business is assuming lively look at
Greenvile, and along the proposed line of
the Megantic railroad. Supplies are be-
ing shipped from Bangor and storchouses
are built and filed, preparatory for work,
as soon as the ground is suitable. Rents
are in great demand at Greenylle.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-04-13

Superintendent of Insurance, Maxwell,
of New York issues circular to the pub
lie, notifying the people of the suspen-
sion of the IIomupatic Life Insurance
Company, but he tells the policy holders
policy holders in full or nearly so for ya-
lid claims
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-04-13

The full text Of the interstate commerce
law, in handy pamphlet form, has been
issued by the Union Mutual Insurance
Company of this city and the Phoenix In
surance Company Of Brooklyn, the latter
through its Portland agent, Prentiss
Loring
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-04-13

Mr.. Blaine was reported to be seriously
i'll at Fort Gibson, Indian Territory, at
the residence of Col. Coppinger He was
quite i'll when he arrived there, a week
ago, but at last accounts was better, and
expects to be able to return to Chicago
this week
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State College,

Our correspondent writes: Webb, 81
is giving instruction in vice and forg,
work, Packard, 80, has returned from 4
brief visit to his home in Rocklaad Tn,
NJ S. C. nine play with the "Colbys" il
Bangor, Apr. Both Small, who pitches
for the college nine, pitches for the NJ. G.
nine of Pittsheld, Fast day against the
"Colbys." Mr. Gowell, Supt. of Stat,
form has resigned Prof. Balcntine viii
take his place for limited time until
some one is appointed. The Ball held an
nually by the Juniors takes place the 10Th
Of this mo. Andrews of Bangor will fur
nish music.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-04-13

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their sale and supper last week gave the
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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-04-13

Another attempt has been made to as
sassinate the Car A woman and stu
dent who were carrying bombs have been
arrested.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-04-13

France oieres to mediate between
England and Hayti. The nearncss of the
island of Hayti to America, makes it a
matter of great interest tc this Nation.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-04-13

Mr.. Blaine is pronounced out Of danger
by his physicians, but is required to keep
his bed for week at least
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-04-13

ATHENS. Forrest Holmes of w. Athens
died Apr. sth, aged 81 years. He was a
soldier in the late war, lost a limb in bat
tie and has been great sufferer. Four
comrades were the pail bearers. DIR
Holiness Rridgewater, Conn, came to the
old home to attend the funeral.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-04-13

Joseph Mayo of Wateryille, has mys-
teriously disappeared and suspicion oil
foul play is entertained.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-04-13

Send TO C. l. Hood Co., Lowell,
Mass, for book containing statements
of many remarkable cures by Hoods Sar-
saparilla.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-04-13

The Governor will shortly issue his
proclamation for Arbor Day, the date to
be somewhere between the 10th and 10th
of May.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-04-13

NORTH MApIsoN-Mrs. Sarah c. Man
tor is recovering from congestion of one
lung, after confinement to her house for
two or three weeks. There is consd-
cradle moving in this section of the town
this spring. Marcus Moore moves from
the north to the center of the town, Geo.
Hall moves on to the French farm, and
| Mr.. French moves on to Blackwell Hill
Willis ClOugh moves from his place, and
Forrest Wills moves to Highland panta-
tom. Mr.. Hall will set IA Vermont eYap-
orator for making maple syrup and in
tends to do Il large business in that line
....Therc are two old people living near
neighbors in Dis No. ., who are rcspec-
lively Sc and 81 years of age Their
names are David Sallcy and Nathan Pen
dlcton, and they have always lived on the
farm on which they now reside, since
they settled upon them in early manhood.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
Experimenting school Committee of
the town of Scion will be in session
at the Town House in said Scion on
Wednesday, April 9th, 1887, for
the purpose of examining candi-
dates proposing to teach in said
town.
NJ. FRENCH, Jr.)
u. S LONGLEY, S. S. Com.
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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-04-13
NOTICE..

" :. p. A. Jewetts Dress-making Rooms are
still IN Madison ST., Third house North of en-
,ronre to Fair Grounds. where -he has all of
the lntrst styles and shlon plates for Ladies'
ana Misses Dress Wraps Donans, Norfolk
Jackets. rtolk New-markets. BIouses, ,1c DC.
Thankful to her many patrons for past patron.
age, she hOpes tn merit IL continuance OF the
same. Work done cheaper than elswhere. All
work guaranteed utting and fitting q speci-
atty. Wi go out Ivy he da, IL preferred. Ans